[RESOLVED] Correct values to use to change form forcolor

[FunkMonkey]

Hi. I have the code below where I'm trying to change the forcolor of text but the compiler is telling me that integer cannot be converted to color. I tried RGB(xxx,xxx,xxx) but got the same results.
What is the correct answer to change the text forcolor? This code is being ported from VBA. I have both and ENUM version and a Hex version, and neither seem to work. Please advise.

        If (InStr(szResult, "Yes") <> 0) Then
            RISK_REPORTABLE_TXT.ForeColor = ENUM_CTRL_COLOR.eCOLOR_TXT_RED
            FRM_RISK.ForeColor = RGB(255, 0, 0) '&HFF&
            FRM_RISK.Enabled = True
            RISK_REPORTABLE_TXT.Enabled = True
        Else
            RISK_REPORTABLE_TXT.ForeColor = ENUM_CTRL_COLOR.eCOLOR_TXT_BLACK
            FRM_RISK.ForeColor = RGB(255, 255, 255)    '&H80000012
            FRM_RISK.Enabled = False
            RISK_REPORTABLE_TXT.Enabled = False
        End If

[paulg4ije]

To set forecolor to yellow:

FRM_RISK.ForeColor = Color.FromArgb(255, 255, 255, 0)

The first value is the "alpha" channel. 255 is fully opaque.

You can also use:

FRM_RISK.ForeColor = Color.Yellow

Intellisense will show you the large number of "preset" colors available.

[FunkMonkey]

Thanks!